Systemic Work
Understanding Connections, Finding Solutions
Recognizing Systemic Interrelationships and Opening Up New Avenues for Action
We are all part of systems – family, partnerships, friendships, teams, or organizations. Within these systems, bonds, roles, and patterns influence our thoughts, feelings, and actions. Many of these dynamics are unconscious but have an impact over years. Some repeat across generations, while others emerge in the professional environment, even though their roots lie in a private context.
Systemic work focuses on these interrelationships. It makes visible what operates in the hidden and creates space for new perspectives.
Three Levels of Sustainable Change
The Foundation of Effective Systemic Work
How Systems Shape Behavior and Decisions
Recognizing Invisible Patterns
Systems follow their own orders. When these are disturbed, tensions, inner conflicts, or recurring burdens arise. Systemic work helps to recognize and categorize such patterns. This makes it understandable why certain situations repeatedly unfold in similar ways and why changes are often difficult, even when the will to change is present.
Making Entanglements Visible and Enabling Inner Order
Systemic Work According to Bert Hellinger
Systemic work according to Bert Hellinger shows where people are unconsciously entangled and have taken on foreign roles or burdens. In a constellation, relationships, loyalties, and inner images become visible. This opens up the possibility of establishing order and taking a new, authentic place within one's own system.
Understand, Change, and Sustainably Anchor
Systemic Work and Trinergy® NLP
Systemic work is more than just a tool for conflict resolution. It enables a deeper understanding of the interplay between inner experience and external behavior.
In a private context, it helps to recognize old patterns, resolve entanglements, and find peace with one's own history.
In a professional environment, it strengthens the ability to act more clearly, reflectively, and empathetically – both in teams and in leadership roles.
Viewed holistically, what is clarified internally also creates space externally for development, stability, and new possibilities for action.
This approach is complemented by Trinergy® NLP according to Roman Braun. This modern, scientifically sound form of NLP combines logical thinking, emotional processes, and body language. This allows communication patterns to be consciously changed, inner blockages to be processed, and new resources to be sustainably anchored.
The Next Step
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In a non-binding initial consultation, we clarify whether mediation is suitable for your situation and how a mediation process can be structured.
Systemic Work Thought Holistically
My Approach
Working systemically means seeing people in their relationships and contexts – family, personal, and professional. The combination of systemic work, Humanistic Hypnosis, and Trinergy® NLP creates an approach that is structured in thought, profound in experience, and sustainable in implementation.
Systemic work opens up the possibility of better understanding oneself, categorizing inner connections, and making these insights effective in both private and professional life.
